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He's partially right about "that's not how respect works." You don't just respect someone because someone says to respect them. However, you still have to tolerate other people, regardless of if you like it or not. Either that or go live in a cave or something.
reorruatrnte rawb
mental diagnosis imo should only be relevant to a doctor, to both yourself and others it should just be 'the way you are' and treated no different from any other traits
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hasn't the kicker of some football team been replaced by some rugby guy cause they were just better at kicking even though the dude has literally never played football, or soccer or probably both, probably should happen even more often from the sounds of it
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Replying to reorruatrnte #toughbrook
mental diagnosis imo should only be relevant to a doctor, to both yourself and others it should just be 'the way you are' and treated no different from any other traits
I don't agree 100%, because if someone is severely mentally ill(completely insane) or mentally handicapped(legally retarded, in layman's terms), it may be helpful to know, but once you start using it as an excuse or justification for behaviors or even viewpoints, that goes down the drain.
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If I misunderstand something because my brain is processing it differently from most people, then when someone explains how it's meant to me interpreted, it's basically "whoops, tism moment," then I reevaluate and redirect my view to understand properly. It's not just giving a finger to even trying to understand properly like these fuckwads do.
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But if someone is severely handicapped, like low-functioning autistic, or mentally ill, like completely delusional, for example, that would definitely be helpful for other people to know.
reorruatrnte rawb
true, the point I'm trying to make is though, imagine i'm hiring a sharpshooter for my crew whatever reason there is for somebody not being able to follow orders or having shit aim isn't as important as the fact that they ultimately have shit aim and can't follow orders
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Misread that. The reason isn't important for you, but it may be useful for someone else to know so they can get some type of assistance to integrate properly into society and be more functional and useful.
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If you're hiring someone as a sniper, a master sharpshooter, but for some reason they don't understand the word "shoot," but say if you say "pussyfart" as a code word to pull the trigger and it works every time, then would it be a compromise worth doing, to make an adjustment from saying "shoot" to "pussyfart" if it meant you had the best sniper around?
reorruatrnte rawb
Replying to sudo TPK #sylfar
If you're hiring someone as a sniper, a master sharpshooter, but for some reason they don't understand the word "shoot," but say if you say "pussyfart" as a code word to pull the trigger and it works every time, then would it be a compromise worth doing, to make an adjustment from saying "shoot" to "pussyfart" if it meant you had the best sniper around?
yeah but as a captain I'd think of that as "this guy needs me to say pussyfart" not "this guy is mentally ill and thus I need to say pussyfart"
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You would be thinking that, but in the real world, especially in a job, you're constantly making compromises. It's a matter of, "Is this compromise worthwhile?" You then weigh whether or not the positives outweigh the negatives, and if they do, how much it does, along with how much additional time and effort is needed for said positives to outweigh the negatives, and decide if it's a worthwhile investment of time and effort.
reorruatrnte rawb
yes, that is what I am saying would be done. all I mean is that there isn't a particular difference between a 'normal' trait and a 'mental illness' trait if you are looking at somebody from a pragmatic perspective
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This is coming from someone that had to learn that most people didn't look at the world from a purely pragmatic perspective and then learn how to look at it in a normal fashion.
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It 100% would be more efficient if everyone looked at everything from a pragmatic standpoint, but that simply isn't how most people are.
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Because those are different, and with both you have to try to understand if it's with malicious intent, fearful intent, or ignorance.
reorruatrnte rawb
when I say honest I mean dealing with somebody as they are relevant to you. if somebody is a certain way then treat them that way. considering something about somebody as a special 'mental illness' trait is basically taking in a trait only partially, enough to classify it, before kicking the rest of the consideration to a definition somebody else has made for you.

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